The first practical enclosed arc lamp - no longer needed electrodes to be adjusted every 10 hours, 1894.
Elihu Thomson's X-ray machine, 1896.
Electric fan produced at the Ft. Wayne Electric Works, 1902.
The Meridian lamp was developed to meet the demand for high light output without the maintenance required of the arc lamp.
Motors find use in the home sewing machine, 1904.
New lightweight electric iron - only six pounds, 1905.
General Electric's complete heating device line, 1907.
The first "Hotpoint" electric range, 1910.
The "Audiffren" refrigerator manufactured at the Fort Wayne Works, 1910.
High intensity open-type searchlight mounted on Cadillac truck, 1918.
Mazda lamps are used in a new model runabout, 1919.
Portable X-ray machine developed by Coolidge for hospital and field use, 1920.
Radio transmitter for use aboard submarines, 1920.
Coolidge high voltage X-ray tube, 1922.